I just noticed that my memory was underclocked. It's supposed to be out-of-the-box 1866 MHz, but it's running at 1333 MHz (666.7 sayth CPU-Z, which as I understand is half of it's actual speed due to modern RAM being dual channeled).
I have found a great number of threads on Tom's Hardware and elsewhere dealing with this same issue, but they all were issues of not understanding that RAM is in a dual channel configuration, which I don't think is my problem.
I'm not looking to overclock it, just get it to its out-of-the box speed. Is there any way I can slap my motherboard in the face, and tell it to get with the program? Or will this being the same process as overclocking RAM?
Also, if it is the same process as overclocking, I saw a place in my BIOS to adjust the RAM's voltage, but not one to adjust the frequency of the RAM, and the mother board's instruction manual wasn't exactly enlightening. Is there anything that I could be missing here?
My current setup.
I have found a great number of threads on Tom's Hardware and elsewhere dealing with this same issue, but they all were issues of not understanding that RAM is in a dual channel configuration, which I don't think is my problem.
I'm not looking to overclock it, just get it to its out-of-the box speed. Is there any way I can slap my motherboard in the face, and tell it to get with the program? Or will this being the same process as overclocking RAM?
Also, if it is the same process as overclocking, I saw a place in my BIOS to adjust the RAM's voltage, but not one to adjust the frequency of the RAM, and the mother board's instruction manual wasn't exactly enlightening. Is there anything that I could be missing here?
My current setup.